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Troubleshooting Quiz 3

The document discusses problems with corrupted files, manufacturing defects, overheating, viruses or malware, human error, hard drives not being found, and hard drives not being bootable. Specific issues mentioned include files becoming corrupted from improper shutdowns, power surges, or program closures, hard drives not being tested by manufacturers, overheating from fan issues, viruses infecting computers, human errors like installing wrong operating systems or altering file locations, and hard drives not being recognized or able to boot systems.

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Troubleshooting Quiz 3

The document discusses problems with corrupted files, manufacturing defects, overheating, viruses or malware, human error, hard drives not being found, and hard drives not being bootable. Specific issues mentioned include files becoming corrupted from improper shutdowns, power surges, or program closures, hard drives not being tested by manufacturers, overheating from fan issues, viruses infecting computers, human errors like installing wrong operating systems or altering file locations, and hard drives not being recognized or able to boot systems.

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FIND/GIVE THE SOLUTIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING PROBLEM

1. CORRUPTED FILES

Problems:

Files can become corrupt by not correctly shutting down your computer, power surges,
using malware-infected programs, or accidentally closing programs while they are
running. Corrupted files not only can cause you to loose data, but they can prevent your
from accessing parts of your data and parts your computer entirely.

2. MANUFACTURING DEFECT

Problems:
If the computer doesn’t recognize a hard drive on your computer or if your computer
fails when booting, you could have a manufacturing defect on your hard disk.
This usually occurs when a hard drive disk is packaged and sold by the manufacturer
without being tested so the errors are overlooked. 

3. OVERHEATING

Problems:
If your fan is too slow or not moving at all, you computer is not being well ventilated and
can easily overheat. Overheating can cause damage to your hard drive and other
internal mechanisms of your computer.
If your computer is making an internal clicking noise, this can also be a sign of
overheating.

4. VIRUS OR MALWARE
Problems:
So a virus has infected your computer.
Don’t open links or emails if you don’t know where they’re from or if you’re not sure of
the credibility of the source. Same principle applies to item you download.
Symptoms of virus issues can be things like strange pop ups, your internet tabs or links
being redirected at random, digital lags, glitches, or freezing, or even total shut down of
your computer.

5. HUMAN ERROR

Problems:
Human hard drive error include things like installing the wrong file OS, moving crucial
file locations, or even altering your system’s registry settings.
5. HARD DRIVE NOT FOUND

6. HARD DRIVE IS NOT A BOOTABLE DRIVE

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